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RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR HOSPICE IN ARKANSAS

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<strong>RULES</strong> <strong>AND</strong> <strong>REGULATIONS</strong> <strong>FOR</strong> <strong>HOSPICE</strong> <strong>IN</strong> <strong>ARKANSAS</strong><br />

4. Simple Renovation: A project other than repair that meets all of the<br />

criteria listed below:<br />

a. The project does not increase the floor area of a licensed facility.<br />

b. The project does not change the occupancy of a licensed facility or<br />

portion of a licensed facility.<br />

c. The project does not involve more than two (2) smoke<br />

compartments.<br />

d. The smoke compartments affected by the project were completely<br />

protected by an automatic sprinkler system prior to the project or<br />

the project provides for the installation of a complete automatic<br />

sprinkler system in all smoke compartments that are affected by the<br />

project.<br />

5. Complex Renovation: A project other than Addition, Repair, or Simple<br />

Renovation.<br />

E. Applicable Requirements Based upon Occupancy:<br />

Existing Facilities: Existing facilities that do not comply with these regulations<br />

shall be permitted to continue in service, provided the lack of conformity with<br />

these regulations does not present a serious hazard to the occupants as<br />

determined by Health Facility Services or other authorities having jurisdiction.<br />

F. Applicable Requirements Based upon the Type of Project:<br />

1. General:<br />

a. Where renovation work is done within an existing facility, all new<br />

work, or additions, or both, shall comply, insofar as practical with<br />

applicable sections of these regulations and appropriate sections of<br />

National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 101 Life Safety Code<br />

covering new occupancies.<br />

b. In renovation projects and projects involving additions to existing<br />

facilities, only that portion of the total facility affected by the project<br />

shall comply with applicable sections of these regulations and with<br />

appropriate parts of NFPA 101 covering new occupancies.<br />

Existing portions of the facility that are not included in the project<br />

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